New York Papers May Publish Without Striking Printers
New York City publishers of nine major newspapers consider resuming print without the striking typographers. They say union demands threaten earnings and may bankrupt papers, while Cleveland talks resume in another strike.
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New York
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Bertram A. Powers
ITV
Powers
Chicago
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press and News
Teamsters Union
Ind
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
AFL
Progress in Negotiations Reported in Dock Strike
A federal official reports substantial progress in negotiations to settle the Atlantic and Gulf coast dock strike. James Healy, Harvard professor, is named as fact finder to study welfare and pension contributions as industry and union representatives move toward resolution. James Reynolds, assistant Secretary of Labor, calls the move a sign of progress.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
James Healy
Harvard University
James “J. ‘Reynolds
Healy
Reynolds
Blizzard Ghost Lives in Lincoln for 1888 Children’s Blizzard
Omaha AP reports the Blizzard Club marks the 75th anniversary of the January 12 1888 storm in Lincoln Neb with survivors and descendants gathering. The Great Blizzard killed many children, caused deep drifts, and disrupted prairie schools as teachers led students to safety.
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Omaha
Lincoln Neb
Weather Bureau
Crete
Neb
Lincoln
Blizzard Club
Nebraska
South Dakota
Plains States
Anna Tolboe
Ex Cuban Official to Speak on KU Campus
Sergio Rojas former Cuban ambassador to Great Britain who defected in 1960 will lecture Friday at 7 30 p m in Fraser Hall theater Kansas University The All Student Council sponsors the event open to the public It marks the start of a national lecture tour Rojas recent West Germany study concerns Allied Occupation of Germany since World War II He has served as a consultant to the U S State Department Luke George of Indians kicked the longest Big Ten field goal last season a 43 yard kick against Iowa.
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Sergio Rojas
Great Britain
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
All Student Council
Rojas
West Germany
Germany
U.S. State Department
Luke George
Indians
Iowa
Long Moves Into Spotlight After Kerr Death
Senator Russell B. Long of Louisiana rises to No 2 on the Senate Finance Committee after the death of Senator Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma. At 44 with 14 years in office, Long trails senior chairman Senator Harry F. Byrd as the new Democratic No 2.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Long
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Kerr
Edmonds Food Store Remodel Under Way in Edmonds
Edmonds 1903 Mass St undergoes interior remodeling with completion in a week to 10 days. Norman Edmonds reports a new vegetable and milk case and rearranged center aisles for shopper convenience. The store remains open during the project.
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Edmonds Food Store
Mass. St
Norman Edmonds
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Deliverers’ Union
Amory H. Bradford
Publishers Association of New York City
Bradford
Joseph P. Williams
Uni-Serv Corp
Williams
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New York Standard
Amervyn Leroy
Noucron Techhirama
Warner Bros
Stony Mans
Lestman
Nowlan Evi Island
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Byrd
Baltimore
Berryville
Edmonds
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Irving Hill
Riley Burcham
Howard Wiseman
Dixon Haught
George H. Ryan
Walt Wiechman
Asst
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Donald C. Hay
Kenneth Rehmer
Cashier
Trust Department
Serra Ina
J. L. Constant
A. B. Weaver
Lawrence Paper Company
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Constant Construction Co
Justin Hill
Lawrence Paper Co
Olin K. Petefish
Dolph Simons, JR
Journal-World
Trust Investment Committee
J. L. Constant Riley Burcham
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